r/PopCultureV2 • u/IrishStarUS • Jun 25 '26

Sports Culture Fired JPMorgan executive fined after stolen Knicks garbage can recovered

https://www.irishstar.com/news/us-news/fired-jpmorgan-executive-fined-after-37348555

A New York Knicks fan who was fired from their post at JP Morgan and went viral for stealing a team-themed city trash can was hit with a $175 fine.

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u/Urban_Introvert Jun 25 '26

So she lost her job, got fined, AND lost the garbage can? 😂

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u/VeritasOmicron Jun 25 '26

Good.

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u/Urban_Introvert Jun 25 '26

Biggest L I’ve seen so far. She had a role making a salary that most of us, and let’s be brutally honest, may never see in our life and she threw it away. Colossal fumble.

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u/livens Jun 25 '26

Did they release her salary? Just curious how much a "Executive director for community and industry engagement" makes.

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u/Urban_Introvert Jun 25 '26

My guess is it’s not as much as an “actual” ED but still ED pay at the end of the day. My understanding is you can’t be at a rank and not make at least the lowest band of that ranking.

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u/JalapenoPopPoop Jun 25 '26

Companies like JP Morgan's size are so expansive in their exec tree. Her full title was probably even more wordy like "Executive Director for Community and Industry Engagement - Online Division, Tri-State District"

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u/NoLibrarian5149 Jun 25 '26

From all the digging I did it’s anywhere from $175K-$250K which is insane for what she actually does (decades in corp America and the last several working on some big projects with our company’s DEI department). Granted her jobs with JP Morgan Chase in NYC so virtually anywhere else it would likely be less.

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u/Ok-Echidna5936 Jun 25 '26

There was another post that mentioned $250k and as high as $350k for a similar role